I don't know about the rest of you ECCIEers, but for me, the most anxiety-ridden part of a session is the drive to and locating a provider's incall.
- Arriving at the incall and not feeling safe about the location
Originally Posted by Wheretonow
for me, the biggest anxiety is NOT traffic, locating the place, the bldg, or the room. those are all things over which i have control.
the biggest anxiety of a consultation is if i've never visited her before and am having to trust my gut and others comments, reviews, her ads, etc. is she as cool as others have said? does she gab as much as some guys have reported? is she a wild one like some guys said? will she be as deliteful as i hope??
those are all things over which i have NO control. and i still get butterflies even after many many consulting sessions.
my approach if i've never been to her office - ask for the closest cross-streets and/or detailed instructions. call her as i get close to her office. know all the secret passcodes before i get to the security point.
breath in, breath out, breath in, breath out.
getting inside for some delites is what it's all about.
Yeah, I've been through a lot of incall anxiety. It was REALLY bad before I got a GPS. ... So I get a GPS. Great.
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Originally Posted by Rambro Creed
do GPS keep track of all the places one's been??
if so, talk about adding to anxiety!!
I will usually just keep them on the phone when they give me the call that they are close. ....
Originally Posted by Alecia
Dude
No one has ever said I give bad directions. Last I checked GPS will not give directions to the door, unless she lives in a house. I don't care if I pull up to a hotel, its not going to give me a room number. Eventually the dude has to call me or text me.
Originally Posted by lisa.lisa0302
you two are the best!! willing to interact w/ the guy as he approaches!!!
rather than having him rely on some computer or robot :^)
pre-arrival intercourse (*) is a great way to spice up the person-to-person intercourse!!!
(*) intercourse - dealings or communication between individuals, groups, countries, etc. communication or exchange between individuals;
1449, "communication to and fro," from M.Fr. entrecours, from L. intercursus "a running between, intervention," from intercursus, pp. of intercurrere "to run between," from inter- "between" + currere "to run" (see current). Meaning "sexual relations" first recorded 1798.